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Every video tagged “Haunt Former” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
437 videos
This short-format video from Haunt Former pits two Halloween props against each other — a Floating Ghost Girl and a Lunging Pumpkin Carving Girl — in an audience-driven comparison series. Viewers are invited to cast their vote in the comments to decide which prop comes out on top. The episode is part of an ongoing 'Which Prop Is Better?' series on the channel.
Haunt Former unboxes and reviews the Deady Teddy (Heart Bear), an animated Halloween prop sold at Spirit Halloween and made by Tekky Toys. The prop features a creepy teddy bear that gnaws on a light-up beating heart, combining cute and disturbing aesthetics for eerie effect. The review gives prospective buyers a close-up look at the prop's movements, sounds, and overall scare appeal before committing to a purchase.
Haunt Former takes a close look at Peek-A-Boo Penny, a jump-scare animatronic prop manufactured by Tekky Toys and sold through Spirit Halloween. The review showcases the prop's signature pop-up head movement and its potential to startle unsuspecting trick-or-treaters. Part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, the video gives haunters a quick but entertaining look at what this retail prop delivers.
Haunt Former unboxes and reviews the John Doe animated Halloween prop from Tekky Toys, gifted by fellow YouTuber Tyler X71. The prop depicts a corpse that rises while breathing heavily, covered by a sheet, giving it a morgue-inspired aesthetic. The host considers it among the most unsettling props in his collection and gives viewers a firsthand look at its motion and overall effect.
Haunt Former spotlights a curated selection of older Spirit Halloween animatronics making a comeback for the 2015 season, celebrating the enduring appeal of tried-and-true spooky props. The video arrives alongside early sneak peeks of the season's new offerings, giving fans a look at what returning favorites they can expect to find in stores. It serves as a quick, enthusiastic guide for collectors and haunters who keep an eye on Spirit Halloween's annual lineup.
This short countdown video wraps up the Spirit Halloween 2016 sneak peek season by highlighting the five fan-favorite product reveals from the series. The creator reflects on which previews generated the most audience enthusiasm and invites viewers to weigh in with their own opinions. At just three minutes, it serves as a quick recap for followers who tracked the sneak peek campaign throughout the year.
Haunt Former pits two Halloween props — Mourning Gory and Boogie Man — against each other in a short head-to-head showdown format. The video is part of an ongoing series where viewers decide the winner by leaving a comment vote. At just one minute, it's a quick, community-driven format designed to spark engagement among Halloween prop enthusiasts.
Haunt Former narrates the classic creepypasta 'The Russian Sleep Experiment,' a dark fictional tale involving Soviet prisoners subjected to prolonged sleep deprivation with gruesome results. The video pairs the narration with atmospheric background music and stock footage to heighten tension. It is part of the channel's HauntTober seasonal content series. While not a Halloween build or tutorial, it fits squarely within Halloween's horror storytelling tradition.
Haunt Former takes a close look at the Creepy Sailor Boy with Block, an animated Halloween prop sold by Spirit Halloween. The figure features a moving body, an animated teddy bear companion, an opening block, and built-in chilling audio. The review is part of the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series spotlighting seasonal animatronic props. It positions the piece as a standout addition for haunted attraction operators and home haunters alike.
This short trailer introduces the Haunt Former YouTube channel, a Halloween-focused destination covering prop builds, haunted house construction, retail Halloween product reviews, and in-store shopping walkthroughs. The clip serves as a channel overview rather than a standalone tutorial or build video. Sponsors include recognizable Halloween brands, and the creator maintains an active presence across multiple social platforms.
Haunt Former pits two scarecrow Halloween props against each other in a quick head-to-head comparison: a sitting scarecrow versus a swinging scarecrow. The video is part of the channel's recurring 'Which Prop Is Better?' series, where viewers cast their vote in the comments. At under a minute, it serves as a fun, community-driven way to evaluate seasonal Halloween props.
This one-minute trailer introduces Haunt Former, a year-round Halloween YouTube channel covering a wide range of spooky content. Viewers can expect prop-building tutorials, haunted house construction, horror reviews, unboxings, and original horror short films. New videos drop weekly, and the channel is backed by several Halloween industry sponsors.
Haunt Former unboxes and reviews the Evil Rag Doll, an animated Halloween prop sold by Spirit Halloween. The prop features movement, illuminated evil eyes, and spooky sound effects designed to give off a sinister, creepy-doll vibe. The review walks viewers through the prop's features and overall presentation in the channel's ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series.
Haunt Former reviews the Evil Stripe Gremlin Puppet Prop from Trick or Treat Studios, a licensed collectible inspired by the iconic villain from the Gremlins franchise. The review covers the prop's design, screen accuracy, and overall quality as a Halloween display or collectible piece. At just five minutes, it offers a focused look at whether this officially licensed item lives up to the beloved source material.
Haunt Former unboxes, sets up, and reviews the Spirit Halloween 2022 Regan MacNeil animatronic, officially licensed from the Warner Bros. classic horror film The Exorcist. The video walks viewers through the out-of-box experience, assembly process, and a live demonstration of the prop in action. A full review rounds out the coverage, giving Halloween enthusiasts a thorough look before buying.
Haunt Former reviews the Deady Bear, a Spirit Halloween animatronic prop designed to look like a sinister stuffed animal. When triggered by its motion sensor, the bear activates a stabbing action while its head turns side to side. The review is part of the ongoing R.I.P. Reviews series, giving Halloween enthusiasts an up-close look at seasonal retail props before committing to a purchase.
This video uses Gemmy's 2020 Michael Myers prop as a focal point to examine broader concerns about the direction of the Halloween prop industry. The creator presents a case-study-style critique, raising questions about product quality, brand reputation, and what these trends mean for Halloween enthusiasts and haunters alike. It sits somewhere between a prop review and an industry opinion piece, offering perspective beyond a straightforward unboxing or rating.
Haunt Former takes a close look at Gemmy Industries' Animated Eyeball Doorbell, a novelty Halloween prop sold through Cracker Barrel. The piece features a glowing green eye, antique-style detailing, and built-in spooky sound effects designed to startle visitors at the door. At just four minutes, the review gives viewers a quick but focused look at what the prop offers as seasonal door décor.
Haunt Former's R.I.P. Reviews series takes a look at the Evil Unicorn Ani-Motion Mask from California Costumes — a darkly whimsical twist on the classic unicorn that trades cuteness for nightmare fuel. The short review showcases the mask's animated motion feature, which brings the character to life in a wearable format. It's a lighthearted but genuinely creepy costume accessory that stands out from typical Halloween fare.
Haunt Former takes a mid-July look back at Spirit Halloween's 2018 sneak peek announcements, recapping the animatronics and decorations revealed so far. The video is framed as a personal opinion-driven rewind covering standout and underwhelming offerings from Spirit's new arrivals. It is the first of a two-part series giving Halloween enthusiasts an early-season overview of what to expect from Spirit Halloween that year.
This is Part 1 of Haunt Former's 2015 Foxy the Pirate Fox Halloween prop build, inspired by the popular horror video game Five Nights at Freddy's. The episode focuses on constructing the internal endoskeleton framework of the character using PVC. It is the first installment in a multi-part series documenting the full Foxy prop from the ground up. The build was created as a thank-you to the channel's community upon reaching 1,000 subscribers.
This video takes viewers on a walkthrough tour of a local Spirit Halloween retail location during the 2016 Halloween season. The creator showcases the store's selection of props, decorations, and frightening displays available that year. It is the second installment in what appears to be a multi-part Spirit Halloween series from the Haunt Former channel.
Haunt Former reviews the Terror TV, an animatronic Halloween decoration manufactured by Tekky and sold through Spirit Halloween. The prop features a ghoulish face, built-in lighting effects, and a retro vintage television aesthetic designed to enliven haunted displays. At around five minutes, the video gives viewers a close look at the prop's animated features to help inform a purchase decision.
Haunt Former and collaborator Jadensvideos visit a freshly opened Spirit Halloween location and capture an early-season walkthrough of the store's 2017 offerings. The short video gives viewers a first look at the props, costumes, and decorations on the shelves before the Halloween rush. It is the first installment in a planned series of Halloween store walkthroughs for 2017.
